Road Town Weather in March

March weather

March is warm and mostly sunny in Road Town, with highs around 26°C and nights staying close to that. Humidity can make the middle of the day feel sticky, but rain is limited, so you'll have plenty of chances to explore.

The calm, bright weather suits boat trips, swimming and snorkelling around Tortola. You can also walk the trails at Sage Mountain National Park, though brief showers can leave paths damp. Save longer uphill walks for a cooler part of the day, and don't expect much relief indoors: Road Town's small shops and cafés can feel warm too.

Sailing and spring events

March sits in the main sailing season. The BVI Spring Regatta, based at Nanny Cay near Road Town, often takes place in late March or early April. Its dates vary, but when it's on, expect race boats, crews and extra activity around the marina.

There isn't a major fixed March public holiday to plan around. If you're visiting during spring break, though, boat trips and popular beaches can be busier.

Crowds and local tips

March is a popular, higher-season month, so Road Town is generally busier and pricier than in the quieter summer and autumn months. If you hate crowds, head to Cane Garden Bay on a weekday, or visit early before day-trippers arrive.

For a practical local tip, use the Road Town ferry terminal for a day trip to Virgin Gorda, then visit The Baths. Ferry schedules can shift with conditions, so check the return sailing before you leave. Back in Road Town, try fish and fungi, a local dish of seasoned fish with cornmeal dumplings.